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St. Islander at Port Essington
Prince Rupert Marilyn Carr-Harris 9/14/20 Prince Rupert Marilyn Carr-Harris 9/14/20

St. Islander at Port Essington

Founded in 1871, Port Essington was a cannery town on the south bank of the Skeena River between Prince Rupert and Terrace.

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Early Rupertites clear land
Marilyn Carr-Harris 9/3/20 Marilyn Carr-Harris 9/3/20

Early Rupertites clear land

Photo colourization of an old photo taken in early ca. 1907-08

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First Photographer in Prince Rupert
Marilyn Carr-Harris 8/6/20 Marilyn Carr-Harris 8/6/20

First Photographer in Prince Rupert

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Ahousaht residential school picnic, ca. 1910
Turtle Island Marilyn Carr-Harris 7/13/20 Turtle Island Marilyn Carr-Harris 7/13/20

Ahousaht residential school picnic, ca. 1910

Photo colourization of a residential school picnic, Vancouver Island, ca. 1910

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Dominion Day Parade, Prince Rupert, 1914
Prince Rupert Marilyn Carr-Harris 7/8/20 Prince Rupert Marilyn Carr-Harris 7/8/20

Dominion Day Parade, Prince Rupert, 1914

Dominion Day parade at the 600 Block on 2nd Avenue, Prince Rupert on July 1st, 1914.

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Indigenous Daughters & Sons, Prince Rupert, 1909
Prince Rupert Marilyn Carr-Harris 7/7/20 Prince Rupert Marilyn Carr-Harris 7/7/20

Indigenous Daughters & Sons, Prince Rupert, 1909

As I started colouring this image of indigenous women and children, I started noticing more elements and subtle interactions between the people as they came to life. They seem as alive to me today as they did when James Allen took their picture in 1909.

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